Vacancy announcement for Program Officer at NIDWAN
📢 NIDWAN is hiring a Program Officer, Disability-Inclusive Climate Action to lead its climate justice work ensuring that the indigenous women and persons with disabilities lead the change. 🌟
NIDWAN is a national, Indigenous women–led organization founded and governed by Indigenous women and girls with disabilities.
📍 Duty Station: Kathmandu (with frequent field travel to provinces)
📄 Contract: Fixed-term (extension subject to performance and funding)
👥 Reports to: Senior Program Officer / President
⌛ Application Deadline: 23 January 2026 (before 17:00 hrs)
Who can join?
Bachelor’s degree in Climate Change, Environmental Studies, Development Studies, Social Sciences, Gender Studies, or related fields. (Master’s degree highly preferred)
At least 3 years of relevant experience in climate change, environment, disaster risk reduction, or inclusive development
Strong understanding of disability-inclusive and gender-responsive climate action
Experience working with Indigenous communities, organizations of persons with disabilities, or grassroots movements (strong asset)
Excellent communication skills in Nepali and English
Willingness to travel frequently to field locations
Interested candidates should submit:
Cover letter & an updated CV
📧 Email: nidwan.vacancy@gmail.com
📌 Subject: Application for Program Officer, Disability-Inclusive Climate Action
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